On a forum, someone shared that their 10 mg OP tablets sometimes “don’t help a bit,” leaving them in pain. They describe days where it feels like they didn’t take any at all—highlighting frustrating variability.
Thomas E. Ralston –
Rated 5 out of 5
One chronic pain patient taking 10 mg twice daily notes a common issue: effects wear off around the 7‑hour mark, not the promised 12, requiring additional breakthrough meds. They also emphasize managing constipation by pairing it with a laxative.
Don J. Seiber –
Rated 5 out of 5
“Well after four days…OxyContin ER 10 mg…The first two days have been almost like I’m pain free… And no bad side effects for me either. No extra drowsiness or anything.”
This user praises the extended-release format for providing consistent pain management without noticeable sedation—just smooth, steady relief.
Hugh D. Bradford –
On a forum, someone shared that their 10 mg OP tablets sometimes “don’t help a bit,” leaving them in pain. They describe days where it feels like they didn’t take any at all—highlighting frustrating variability.
Thomas E. Ralston –
One chronic pain patient taking 10 mg twice daily notes a common issue: effects wear off around the 7‑hour mark, not the promised 12, requiring additional breakthrough meds. They also emphasize managing constipation by pairing it with a laxative.
Don J. Seiber –
“Well after four days…OxyContin ER 10 mg…The first two days have been almost like I’m pain free… And no bad side effects for me either. No extra drowsiness or anything.”
This user praises the extended-release format for providing consistent pain management without noticeable sedation—just smooth, steady relief.